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Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZD (cn 10016)
6th February 2009
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Lufthansa Regional (opb Eurowings)
Bombardier CRJ-700ER
D-ACPS (cn 10100)
6th December 2008
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZM (cn 10263)
6th December 2008
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZJ (cn 10096)
19th May 2008
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZC (cn 10008)
13th February 2008
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZC (cn 10008)
11th February 2008
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZA (cn 10008)
12th November 2007
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZC (cn 10008)
2nd November 2007
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Comment / With the unveiling of a new corporate identity during the summer, Brit Air is slowly applying its new Celtic logo and titles to its fleet of regional aircraft, including CRJ-700 F-GRZC seen here.
Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZL (cn 10245)
29th October 2007
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
Brit Air (opf Air France)
Bombardier CRJ-700
F-GRZB (cn 10007)
8th March 2007
Newcastle Woolsington Airport (NCL)
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Comment / As far as I can make out, F-GRZA is the only Brit Air aircraft to fly in the airline's own (now old) livery. The rest of the fleet is painted up in Air France colours, for whom Brit Air does most of its flying.